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CLINTON - LYDIA MILLS Vol. 6. No. 9 Sept.. 1957 Clinton. S. C. VOL. 6. NO. 9 PUB tIT ONI On September 2, Departm< a member of the Industrial Rela tations to more than 400 employ* Service. The Overseers expresse cooperation in the past and asked tendents voiced their appreciatior that exists throughout the mills. The legion of ClintonLydia Employees who now proudly wear Service Award Pins has grown to more than 700. Those receiving Pins were: CLINTON COTTON MILLS John N. Bigham Robert N. Bigham Brooks Dunlap (Col.) Ross Evans (Col.) J. W. Floyd (Col.) William W. Gibbs Elijah T. Gossett Ernest C. Graham James F. Harris Jerry Harris John Howard Willie H. King Rov L. Leathers Lawrence Nelson Henry Reynolds B. T. Rumph Dewey Samples Harold C. Stroud George F. Young (Col.) SPINNING David A. Adams Selma Ballew Mary L. Barlow Zack E. Bible Andrew R. Bigham Juanita M. Bigham Clyde Brazille Mary G. I). Bright Maggie L. Burden Annie B. Campbell CLINTON-LYDIA Vi;jcjp* US K'nte: These 15 boys give promise to th "Rock" Bailey, Wayne Fuller, Ro Starnes, Ronnie Hedgepeih, Billy Cri port. Coach King, Joel Cox. Joe Neely 'Ck LISHED BY AND FOR TI SEEMS .Y YES1 :ntal Overseers, accompani tions Department, made or ses who have from 5 to d their appreciation to the for its continuance into the i for the loyalty, teamworl Daisy L. Campbell Woodrow Campbell Ruth P. Cathcart J. C. Childress Frank Deadwyler Ruby Deadwyler Ruth Y. Dunaway Marv S. Ealy Adell Ellison Howard Ellison Ableene Evans Charles R. Foster Harry L. Foster Margaret Fulmer Martha J. Graham Alonzo J. Hanley J. D. Hanley Pairley C. Hanley Sue K. Hanley Woodrow Hanley Lois C. Harmon Grover T. Harris Mary G. Harris Sallie Harris Billy R. Heaton Edna Heaton Walter L. Heaton William E. Heaton Ora Hedspath Janie Hickman Gertrude Holbert Mildred B. Holbert Elizabeth H. Holden T illinn in,,.,.,.-a E. S. Jackson Edward King Odcll Lambert (Continued on Page o) BOYS PACE RED e '57 edition of Clinton High nald Corley, Kern Hardeman, inford. Joe Lark, Kenneth Tr? , Mac Gaffney. !l mt 2 )THM IE EMPLOYEES OF CLINTON; LIKE fERDAY ed by the Superintendent and 1 the job service award presen10 years Continuous Company recipients for their efforts and ? future. To this the Superinand fine spirit of cooperation P. S. BAILEY TO CROWN MAID OF COTTON The Laurens County Maid of Cotton Contest will be l?u rn 1- * nc-iu un i uesaay evening ai 7:30 P. M. in the ballroom of the Mary Musgrove Hotel. Miss S h i r 1 e y Hedspeth. daughter of Mrs. Bertie Hedspeth. is among the entrants. Shirley was named Miss Clinton Mills Pool Queen in July of this year. Judges for the contest are Miss Jane Dalton of WSPATV and Radio, House Representative Burnet R. Maybank of Greenville, and M. V. Wells, Personnel Director of Greenwood Mills. The winner who will represent Laurens County at the State Contest at Clemson in uciooer win dc crownea by P. S. Bailev, Vice President of the "South Carolina Cotton Manufacturers Association". Prior to the Cotton Maid Contest a fashion show feaDEYIL SQUAD !? u 1* J B ' ' " _ 2'i '11'lJlss. School's Football team: Joel McElhannon, Bud Tumblin, Jim immell, Coach Tedards, Cecil Daven Hi Mm LYDIA MILLS. CLINTON. S. w I I l-l 11 The highest testing score Air?Force-wide, for achieve ment in career field 3045! was attained this week In A 1C Gene A. Haupfear o the 3523rd Armament anc Electronics M a i n t e n anci S tj u a d r o n. McConnell Ai Force officials announced to dav According to a recent Ai Force newspaper Air Forci Times, A 1C John Stafford Jr. of the North Carolina Ai National Guard held a recor< score on this test of 155. bu Airman Haupfear beat tha record by 16 points. Haupfear began his assign ment at McConnell on Janu ary 9. following graduatioi from a technical school a Scott AFB. 111. His technics knowledge and abilities wer recognized by S Sgt. Gone 1 y M jB H gBcJ I Overseer Van Oxner of Lydia to Vice President J. B. Templetc Herman Phipps look on. MILLS TO PR< Vaccinations against Asi atic flu will be provided b> the Company to all employ ees of Clinton-Lvdia Mill: free of charge on a voluntary basis. The vaccine has been or dered and is expected to ar rive sometime between th< middle ol September anc October 1st. The vaccinations, consist ing of a single innoculation will be given by the Plan Nurses under the control anc supervision of the local med ical doctors upon arrival o the vaccine. turing the latest in fall cottor apparel will be sponsored b\ the Ladies' Dress Shops o the county. Betty Davis anc Barbara Roberts of Lydi; will be two of the nin< models. The public is cordially in vited to attend the admissior free program. Gene Haupfear I A r BULK RATE U. S. POSTAGE PAID Clinton, S. C. i Permit No. 59 ' ansm L C. SEPTEMBER. 1957 $ , Mills presents 5 year service award >n as Ada Cook, Joe Sherrifield and OVIDE VACCINE U. S. Public Health Service r officials and the American Medical Association have s warned of a possible epi,* demic of Asiatic flu in the United States this coming fall and winter. The Public Health Service e is concerned about public in1 difference and plans an allout educational campaign to urge everyone to get the shots as soon as the vaccine t is available. I As of August 1 health officials estimated that Asiatic f flu has struck 11,000 persons in this country. Meanwhile, commercial manufacturers are producing 1 vaccine against this particular strain of flue. They exf pect to have eight million i doses by mid-September and 1 60 million by February 1, ? enough to protect one-third of the population. "Operation Flu-beg" is now under i wav This is a preventive war on a big scale. Scores Highest Force Career Test Hammell, Non-Commissioned Office r-in-Charge of the 1 Ground Radio Maintenance Section shortly thereafter, f Airman Haupfear became his i assistant. As a result of Airman r Haupfear's completion of onthe-job training, and his record breaking test score. Maj. i Walter P. Lepski. Commande er of the 3523rd A & E MainI. tenance Squadron, gave him i the Squadron Merit Award, i Airman Haupfear married t the former Miss Reba Chalk t of Clinton and they have four children ? Johnny. Pamela Kave, James Thomas and Oliver Kent. 11 Gene is the san of Mr. and t Mrs. James Olin Haupfear, il Clinton Mills. Before entere ing service he was employed \ at Lvdia Mills.